Weaknesses: Offense, secondary (except for Verner). Strengths: Front 7, kicking game. Players to watch: Defensive tackles Brian Price (Tennessee will have to double team him) and Brigham Harwell, middle linebackers Reggie Carter and cornerback Alterraun Verner. If the OL gives them anything, the top 3 running backs are very talented (Kahlil Bell, Raymond Carter and Aundre Dean). The offensive line is awful. Inexperienced, full of positional converts and injuries and the depth is so poor there are only 3 backups for the whole line. UCLA is already on the 3rd string QB and it sounds like the only reason he's starting is because he's older and more experienced...i.e. he's not that talented. I'd be ecstatic with 4 or 5 wins this season. The biggest strength is that they have an excellent defensive coordinator and the most accomplished offensive coordinator in college football history. I miss Norm--as an SC alum I can comfortably say he makes Kiffin, and now Sarkisian, look like rank amateurs. But obviously, it remains to be seen how quickly that will pay dividends. I just hope UCLA can compete because I wouldn't be able to stand the SEC mouthbreathers holding this over the Pac-10's head. At least when UT beat Cal in Knoxville and vice versa last year in Berkeley there was some semblance of returning talent on both squads. Dorrell really did a number on that roster.